<div>On July 9th 1993, Stephanie Wasilishin has a domestic dispute with her live in boyfriend of 6 years, Russell Peterson. By 1:40 am, Russell is on the phone with dispatchers in Sedona, Arizona to inform them that Stephanie has been shot. He can't make up his mind on if she pulled the trigger, or if he did. It becomes clear through changing stories that something sinister occured that night & Stephanie won't receive justice for at least 3 decades. Her mom & sisters have fought tirelessly for her justice, and now her daughter Nicole Wasilishin is taking the torch. <br>
<br>
Sources:<br>
My personal interview with Nicole Wasilishin<br>
The 200 page case file of Stephanie Wasilishin </div>

On July 9th 1993, Stephanie Wasilishin has a domestic dispute with her live in boyfriend of 6 years, Russell Peterson. By 1:40 am, Russell is on the phone with dispatchers in Sedona, Arizona to inform them that Stephanie has been shot. He can't make up his mind on if she pulled the trigger, or if he did. It becomes clear through changing stories that something sinister occured that night & Stephanie won't receive justice for at least 3 decades. Her mom & sisters have fought tirelessly for her justice, and now her daughter Nicole Wasilishin is taking the torch. Sources: My personal interview with Nicole Wasilishin The 200 page case file of Stephanie Wasilishin

On July 9th 1993, Stephanie Wasilishin has a domestic dispute with her live in boyfriend of 6 years, Russell Peterson. By 1:40 am, Russell is on the phone with dispatchers in Sedona, Arizona to inform them that Stephanie has been shot. He can't make up his mind on if she pulled the trigger, or if he did. It becomes clear through changing stories that something sinister occured that night &amp; Stephanie won't receive justice for at least 3 decades. Her mom &amp; sisters have fought tirelessly for her justice, and now her daughter Nicole Wasilishin is taking the torch.&nbsp;<br>
<br>
Sources:<br>
My personal interview with Nicole Wasilishin<br>
The 200 page case file of Stephanie Wasilishin&nbsp;

98: Stephanie Marie Wasilishin: 3 Decades (Daughter Interview Included)

<div>There are monsters everywhere. Maybe it’s your neighbor, or that person in the car behind you. It could even be the partner you sleep beside each night… True Crime Exposed was created to shine a light on victims by telling their life stories &amp; discussing the tragedies that took them from us. <br>
In this show you will find a new case to binge each week, but that's not all! When possible, TCE includes family, expert, survivor, and wrongfully convicted interviews throughout their episodes. On top of that, there is a new organization presented at the end of each episode to direct listeners to resources for getting involved and standing up against violent crime. <br>
Let’s expose the evil lurking among us &amp; fight crime one podcast at a time! <br>
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*Post Register's Reader's Choice: Best Local Podcast 2022*</div>

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There are monsters everywhere. Maybe it’s your neighbor, or that person in the car behind you. It could even be the partner you sleep beside each night… True Crime Exposed was created to shine a light on victims by telling their life stories & discussing the tragedies that took them from us. In this show you will find a new case to binge each week, but that's not all! When possible, TCE includes family, expert, survivor, and wrongfully convicted interviews throughout their episodes. On top of that, there is a new organization presented at the end of each episode to direct listeners to resources for getting involved and standing up against violent crime. Let’s expose the evil lurking among us & fight crime one podcast at a time! *Post Register's Reader's Choice: Best Local Podcast 2022*

There are monsters everywhere. Maybe it’s your neighbor, or that person in the car behind you. It could even be the partner you sleep beside each night… True Crime Exposed was created to shine a light on victims by telling their life stories &amp; discussing the tragedies that took them from us.&nbsp;<br>
In this show you will find a new case to binge each week, but that's not all! When possible, TCE includes family, expert, survivor, and wrongfully convicted interviews throughout their episodes. On top of that, there is a new organization presented at the end of each episode to direct listeners to resources for getting involved and standing up against violent crime.&nbsp;<br>
Let’s expose the evil lurking among us &amp; fight crime one podcast at a time!&nbsp;<br>
<br>
*Post Register's Reader's Choice: Best Local Podcast 2022*

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